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# Disabling A Tipline

You can enable and disable tiplines for your organization. To do so, [go to the “Manage Tiplines” page](/getting-started/setting-up-tiplines.md#go-to-manage-tiplines-page). From there, click the “include”/”exclude” buttons to include or exclude tiplines from [your organization’s QR code and Address Card](/getting-started/setting-up-tiplines/sharing-a-tipline-via-qr-code.md#qr-code-and-address-card).

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Click the “enable"/“disable” buttons to turn your tiplines on and off. Enabled tiplines can receive tips. Tiplines that are disabled cannot receive tips.

You can enable or disable any of your tiplines at any time. **If you believe one of your tiplines has been compromised by spam or a bad actor, please email <help@junkipedia.org> so we can assist.**


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